Hey Homestead fam! ☀️ Just stepping out into the garden this morning in Lusaka and had to share these beautiful blooms. The deep pink/magenta roses have been putting on such a show lately – so full and

A story, a newspaper, an experiment in pumpkin

It was time to finally pick all the cabbages from the large raised bed planted in early April. The Filderkraut Cabbages were huge and now I had to find ways to preserve them all. Previously, I had picked

The Kratky Method of Hydroponics has worked wonderfully once again. This Buttercrunch lettuce has given me a lot of delicious salads in the last two months. As you can see it is coming close to the end.

The Buttercrunch Lettuce I have been growing for 2 months using the Kratky Method of hydroponics has astounded me. I could not be any happier with the results. As you can see here the lettuce is nice and

Hi fellow Hiveians, Today I wanted to try my hand at making some fresh, raw apple cider vinegar! DIY Homemade Apple Cider Vinegar With things changing across parts of the world and economy, one of the

Today has been a scorcher. 27 degrees Celsius (80F). Odd to say the least as we are currently in the middle of winter in South Africa. I don't have much of a garden, but to help with the anxiety that Covid

This week I did my personal introduction so thought it would also be useful to introduce the SpringWorth garden. We live in the inner east of Sydney within 5km of the city centre, so a garden is rare,

Seedlings and Stinky Bokashi : Weekend Garden Projects

The corn is right on schedule, it's on its way to harvest time. We are growing popcorn in our garden for the first time this year.

Take a close look at these bumble bees. They look like they are a mirror image at first glance. I had never come across two bees gathering nectar exactly like this on such a small flower. Their weight

Hello everyone (Hiver's just doesn't sound right, need to figure out a name!), Since the end-times are upon us, I figured may as well have fun doing some DIY. I'm joking, though it's challenging times

This is odd #fungi for #fungifriday. Red, flattish, and bumpy on the outside with bright, mustard yellow wet fleshy stuff on the inside. . .

Hi fellow Steemians and preppers, A much different kind of post from me with this one. I have mixed feelings doing it but with a toddler in the house, we felt it prudent to be more prepared now rather

It's fun doing this weekly vlog, kind of a insight to how we spend our time. This week we did some building with magnet tiles and a trip to the library. The week ended on a downer as I had to attend my

The Box of Blessings, so many of you know that Papa Pepper has selected us to be the next people to receive the box of blessings. We are super excited to get this awesome box and to be able to pass on

As we switch over to more and more natural products in our household, we are finding that yes, our quality of life improves, but one thing we really miss is nice fragrances, especially in our laundry.

So many projects in one picture. No overtime tonight, so I'm letting the little chickens start the night outside. If they're doing okay, they'll stay out. I showed them earlier how to get in and out of

Soul Sister and a GSL hanging out on the log that holds up their coop. I've got half a mind to let them sleep outside like big girls, but I want to be home to teach them to go to the coop, so not tonight.

I think they're getting too big for this brooder... Good thing their head feathers are coming in. They had a long day outside today while we got things done. They spent a lot of time talking with the big